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National Negotiations – Extended into next week,and the next

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Re: National Negotiations – Extended into next week,and the next

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Glenno wrote:
Carew wrote:I work full time and could Royal Mail make me work say 34 hours instead of full time ? as I am probably be very low in seniority for full timers. Just wondering whether to be prepared to do this. Would Royal Mail offer me EVR instead ? as I work there nearly 5 years.

Just want to know what could happens.
If youve been with R M for 5yrs your contract is classed as "substansive" & the only way they can ask you to drop
your hrs is by mutual agreement a "buy down"
:wave :wave

Or they can terminate your contract (by giving notice) and offer you a new one including the revised terms - effectively sacking you and taking you back on.
Although RM will not follow this procedure so don't panic........i think.. :nervous :nervous
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Re: National Negotiations – Extended into next week,and the next

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Seems to me that if we don't like the agreement we refuse to accept it. They have to ballot us don't they? If we refuse it, they have to go back to the negotiating table, and everything remains the same until we get what we want. That's how I read it. Funny thing is, I don't remember getting consulted about any of it at any time by anyone. Sometimes I just think F**k it, the industry's not worth saving anyway. Other times I think we're the latest in a long line of public servants having our industry decimated for the sake of private profit. Do we make a stand or just roll over and die? You tell me.
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Roy Mayall wrote:Seems to me that if we don't like the agreement we refuse to accept it. If we refuse it, they have to go back to the negotiating table, and everything remains the same until we get what we want.
Or they impose everything by Executive Action without any of the (dubious I grant you) benefits the CWU have managed to negotiate into the deal.
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Re: National Negotiations – Extended into next week,and the next

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Roy Mayall wrote:Seems to me that if we don't like the agreement we refuse to accept it. They have to ballot us don't they? If we refuse it, they have to go back to the negotiating table, and everything remains the same until we get what we want. That's how I read it. Funny thing is, I don't remember getting consulted about any of it at any time by anyone. Sometimes I just think F**k it, the industry's not worth saving anyway. Other times I think we're the latest in a long line of public servants having our industry decimated for the sake of private profit. Do we make a stand or just roll over and die? You tell me.

It's a tough one Roy to be honest.
I think we all know RM won't wait forever for this deal so if it is poor we have some tough times ahead.
Lets just hope it exceeds our expectations and we all love it.
Otherwise be prepared to hit the gates. :evil/mad
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Roy Mayall wrote:Seems to me that if we don't like the agreement we refuse to accept it. They have to ballot us don't they? If we refuse it, they have to go back to the negotiating table, and everything remains the same until we get what we want. That's how I read it. Funny thing is, I don't remember getting consulted about any of it at any time by anyone. Sometimes I just think F**k it, the industry's not worth saving anyway. Other times I think we're the latest in a long line of public servants having our industry decimated for the sake of private profit. Do we make a stand or just roll over and die? You tell me.
die on your knees or die on your feet. What a choice!!!!!!
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linkinpark wrote:
chewi wrote:
Roy Mayall wrote:Seems to me that if we don't like the agreement we refuse to accept it. They have to ballot us don't they? If we refuse it, they have to go back to the negotiating table, and everything remains the same until we get what we want. That's how I read it. Funny thing is, I don't remember getting consulted about any of it at any time by anyone. Sometimes I just think F**k it, the industry's not worth saving anyway. Other times I think we're the latest in a long line of public servants having our industry decimated for the sake of private profit. Do we make a stand or just roll over and die? You tell me.
die on your knees or die on your feet. What a choice!!!!!!
Not a choice to me! On my feet with pride!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yep me as well rather die looking the (bleep bleep) in the eyes, than getting knifed in the back.
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